Japanese Manufacturer JEOL USA just unveiled their JAM-5200EBM Electron Beam-Powder Bed Fusion system at the Cumberland Additive, Inc. facility at Neighborhood 91 on the airport’s campus. This is the first time the technology has been placed outside of Japan, a huge step forward for PIT and the region’s additive manufacturing industry. You can learn more about this new technology and what it means for PIT in Blue Sky News: https://brnw.ch/21wDt0U
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I am pleased to remind you about our ongoing Article Collection, entitled “Enhancing Additive Manufacturing Potential Through Post-processing Treatments”. In the world of Additive Manufacturing (AM), post-processing treatments play a crucial role in achieving desired product properties and addressing various issues, including, but not limited to, roughness, dimensional accuracy, porosity, and anisotropy. These treatments are pivotal in expanding the potential applications of AM parts. This Collection is live in Virtual and Physical Prototyping, a gold open access journal published by Taylor & Francis. The deadline to submit is 30 April 2024. Interested in submitting to the Collection? Find out more by reaching out to Commissioning Editor, Zhan Yu, zhan.yu@taylorandfrancis.com https://lnkd.in/dfsVXera
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Scouring the weld, to find the latest advances. Additive manufacturing, in lieu of subtractive manufacturing is certainly the way forward. The use of Biomimicry (mimic natures design evolution) to design light weight, strong efficient components is such a simple concept producing amazing results.
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For the first time, unexplained errors and phenomena in additive manufacturing can be measured and explained. Listen to our audio 🎧 summary of the article: https://bit.ly/4anm2oO
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